Net salary calculator
for Senegal
Convert a gross salary into net pay, or find the gross to negotiate for a given net. The calculation applies the General Tax Code and the IPRES, IPM and CSS contributions in force, with the same engine that produces Izi Paie payslips.
Your payslip breakdown will appear here
Net pay, IPRES and IPM contributions, income tax, TRIMF and employer cost.
How your net salary is calculated
From gross to net pay, four steps set by Senegalese legislation.
Gross salary
Base salary plus the statutory seniority bonus: 2% after two years, then 1% per additional year, up to 25%.
Employee contributions
IPRES general scheme 5.6% (ceiling 432,000 FCFA), IPRES executive scheme 2.4% for executives (ceiling 1,296,000 FCFA) and the employee share of IPM.
Income tax
Annual taxable income after a 30% allowance (capped at 900,000 FCFA), progressive scale, then relief according to the number of tax parts.
TRIMF and net pay
TRIMF is added according to the income bracket, doubled for a married employee whose spouse has no income. Net pay is what remains after these deductions.
Frequently asked questions about salary calculation
Net pay is the gross salary minus employee contributions, income tax and TRIMF. Employee contributions are IPRES general scheme (5.6% of gross up to 432,000 FCFA per month), IPRES executive scheme for executives (2.4% up to 1,296,000 FCFA) and the employee share of IPM when the company is affiliated. Income tax is calculated on annual taxable income after a 30% allowance capped at 900,000 FCFA, using a progressive scale, then reduced according to the number of tax parts.
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